[TheForge] archives, clear finish
Rick Korinek
rickkorinek at verizon.net
Thu Sep 25 23:45:29 EDT 2008
Paint.
Ben Moore's antique bronze is a dark gray (satin sheen) and just a little
lighter than my lacquered pieces. You could mix a little black into it.
I would paint a sample, put it out on the deck and show them how it looks.
They may not like the "thought" of it. But will probably be quite satisfied
with the actual look.
-Rick
Island City Forge
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[mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Andy Gladish
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Subject: [TheForge] archives, clear finish
Help! I can't seem to find the list archives...I know this question has
been asked over and over..
I made a set of chairs for a beautiful home and finished them in a wax
finish, now the customer wants patio furniture and loves the look of
unpainted steel.
All the local steel gurus just shrug and say that clear finish won't last
no matter what I do...
Any suggestions?
I'm pricing stainless, as an alternative, but the look he really likes is
to match what I already did.
--
Andy Gladish, Metal Work
Element Forge
www.ElementFe.com
Email: andy at elementfe.com
Portfolio @ elementfe.carbonmade.com
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